By Frédérique Oggier, Jean-Claude Belfiore, Emanuele Viterbo
Cyclic department Algebras: a device for Space-Time Coding offers an educational advent to the algebraic instruments fascinated with the layout of codes in line with department algebras. the several layout standards concerned are illustrated, together with the constellation shaping, the knowledge lossless estate, the non-vanishing determinant estate and the range multiplexing tradeoff. eventually whole mathematical history underlying the development of the Golden code and the opposite ideal Space-Time block codes is given.
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Whenever the data rate R is lower than C(H), then it is possible to find a code which achieves an arbitrarily low error probability. But when C(H) < R, then we say that the channel is in outage. 1. The outage probability of a MIMO channel is MIMO Pout (R) = min Q,Tr(Q)≤Px Pr log2 det Inr + HQH† < R . 6) The optimal covariance matrix depends on the SNR and on the rate R. The choice Q = (Px /nt ) · Int is often used as it is a good approximation of the optimal covariance matrix. d. d (R) = Pr log2 det Inr + Pout SNR HH† nt 2) . . . σ 2 (xn−4 ) . . γσ n−1 (xn−1 ) xn−2 σ(xn−3 ) xn−1 σ(xn−2 ) σ 2 (xn−3 ) ... σ n−1 (x0 ) We illustrate the computation on an example. For n = 2, we have xy = (x0 + ex1 )(y0 + ey1 ) = x0 y0 + x0 ey1 + ex1 y0 + ex1 ey1 = x0 y0 + eσ(x0 )y1 + ex1 y0 + γσ(x1 )y1 = (x0 y0 + γσ(x1 )y1 ) + e(σ(x0 )y1 + x1 y0 ), since e2 = γ. In matrix form, in the basis {1, e}, this yields xy = 1 To x0 x1 γσ(x1 ) σ(x0 ) y0 . y1 be rigorous, one can show that there is an isomorphism between the algebra A ⊗K L and Mn (L). 17), there is an outage event when none of the modes are effective. That means that all λ2i are of order 1/SNR or less. Remark that q λ2i = Tr(HH† ) = i=1 |hij |2 . i,j So there is an outage event when each |hij |2 is of order 1/SNR or less. Since all |hij |2 are independent and Pr{|hij |2 < 1/SNR} ≈ 1/SNR, the outage probability is |hij |2 < 1/SNR MIMO (R) = Pr Pout =O i,j 1 SNRnt nr . 18) The channel diversity order obtained from the outage probability calculation in the MIMO case is nr nt . 3 Diversity-Multiplexing Gain Trade-off of MIMO Channels This section is mainly inspired by [59] and [64].